The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 11, 1976, Page Page 14, Image 14
Ford
famnuioninrt fr\r> tKn
IU1 UIC
and in the battle for vc
stands on issues has to
One such issue is cr
Post, on April 25, 1975
School: "Hardly a day f
call for a massive cracl
infinitely more comple:
not proven effective in t
style. We need a precise
But in Miami the othei
police chiefs that in t
minisirauon ne would
shroud of fear causeii
"We hear more about
Bittern
To the Editor:
This letter is in resp<
article in the Gamecocl
4, 1976: "Ford Should
Firstly, the Honorable!
Agriculture, Mr. Earl ]
be promoted within
Administration in lie
fired. Moreover, I
congratulate Mr. Bi
perception of so-callc
people." After all wl
loose p?-?; who in thi
want to wear tight sh
personally don't want ,
to take a shit! I <
venture to say that
himself would like loos
d w<tnii piace 10 snii.
tight p?, perhaps he s
with his wife.
It is a well-known fa
called "colored" com:
the Ford Administrati
and obviously insensi
needs of "coloreds,"
all other indigent folk
ine rora tootoail te
variably used the vet(
all programs that dir
indirectly affected min
(so-called colored an<
view the racist slur of (
able Secretary of Agri
Karl Hut/, as a rel
accurate representat
I's crir
presidency has turned maliciou:
>tes clarification of the candidate:
een ignored.
ime. According to the Washingto
, Gerald Ford spoke at Yale La^
>asses when some politician does n(
kdown on crime, but the problem i
x than that. Such an approach ho
he long haul, it is not the America
and effective solution," he said,
r day. Ford promised an audience c
he first 100 days of his new ac
lead a crusade to tear away th
by crime in America.
the rights of juvenile offenders tha
?^
ess about
philosophy of the
Administration.
)nse to your
ton October
Fire Butz." 1 Pers<>nally C?
Secretary of where Mr. Butz is c
r?._A_ . . . is pprtainlu a r
sn?"'? "coloreds" really ?
u of being of such i,ltcgr'ty n
wich tn important branch
itz on his government and te
, t4 , , thinks it is.
colored unquestionable hoi
^heTwould Plicit candor of Mr
oes?; and I
a cold place Now, if for politic
would even Ford should fire Mi
Mr. Butz just be replaced
,e shoes and educated and well-fc
As for the i ^
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munity that ?
on is highly /7/9/7cy///a//D /}
itive to the
Blacks, and
:s out here.
am has in
, iimciiei on
ectly and or W -/
ority groups W r* .
i others). 1
)ur good and \ t
culture, Mr. \
lection and V.
ion of the ?
ne is d
s, about the rights of their victims
5' cent of all violent crime is now j
they are big enough to commit <
n are big enough to be punished
w Ford never gave a source fo
>t asked scholars of juvenile delinc
s Uniform Crime Reports he woul
s frequent juvenile offenses are 1<
n home and burglary, not violei
against persons represent only tl
>f arrests.
1- However, these facts aside, wl
e promised already? He has bee
have accomplished his purpose
n Ford did acknowlf??1iy<? tr? nl
I>p
Butz' rem
entire Ford with the identical
sensitivity, the sar
same prejudices.
in appreciate Why fire Mr. Bi
:oming from; it Ford administrate
arity that us there are apprc
ee a white man million more white
inning such an share the position
of the Federal Please don't fire th
Uing it like he we "coloreds" kno>
I like the is coming from,
nesty and exButz.
WILLIE
a 1 reasons Mr. public 1
r. Butz, he will
I by another
red white man
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elinqu
i," he said. "Forty-five per beai
perpetrated by juveniles. If He
crime against society, they said
by society." depr
ir his information. Had he Doz(
juency or looked at the FBI year
d have found that the most abid
irceny, running away from 0bje
it crime. Serious offenses and
hree per cent of all juvenile it
folio
ly hasn't Ford done what he paig
n in office long enough to not <
Why wait until next year? Cont
tiiefs that lack of iobs mieht foor
sf o IlVUI
To the Editor:
v The letter on ?
of The Gameco<
(Sept. 20) oppos
the quality of lil
has been lost. T
Women must hi
bodies. Equalit
@8very meaningfu
Ilk Morris can affoi
6j^ be pregnant. M
f|( H| get pregnant wl
of self-determin
arks U/
Mickey Trimarch
type of non- n?w* Editor
ne bigotry, and
J Cathrine Thrift
Asst. News Edito
ltz? Surely the G?neG?lllard
>n realizes that Photo Editor
>ximately 150
Americans who
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i of Mr. Butz.
e man: at least
n just where he I cam?cock
j I subtect and a max
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circumstance* war
mailing addreit an
1 standing and major
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some relation to teenage crim
) continued to politicize the truth i
, "the law-abiding citizens of this
ived of the right to have firearm:
ins of gun control bills were intro
. One was Ford's. None would
ing citizen's from possessing f
ctives were to ban the manufacti
require registration of all guns
is apparent from these state
wing the sentiment of the area
ninff nnt his nwn r?r>n\/ir?fir?ne If i
observed the massive sentime
rol. If he did Americans wculd
rhe Gamecoi
)pinio
3 on abor
ibortion by Lowell William Ross,
:k was a fine rebuttal to the edit
ling abortion; however, with five
*e possessed by a fetus, it is possi
he real issue in abortion is not th
ave the right to determine whal
y in education, pay sclaes and
il if women's bodies are controlh
rd the luxurv of ODDOsiniz abortio
argaret Sanger once made the o
lile men make the laws. It is an i
ation should be granted to only h<
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have prevented lawirearms.
Their main
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>ments that Ford is
in which he is camis
a shame that he has
rnt in favor of crime
be less shrouded with
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Jr. in the Sept. 30 issue
orial by George Morris
paragraphs devoted to
ble that the main point
e fetus but the woman,
t happens to their own
job opportunities isn't
E>d by the state. George
n because he will never
bservation that women
absurdity that the right
ilf the population.
ANN D. GROVER
social work graduate
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Billy Baker
Sports Editor
Mitch Sherwood
Sally Wilson
Asst. S0orts Editors
, Chuck Cromer
Entertainment Editor
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